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I'm a bit obsessed with organizing things too. My languages books are first arranged by the English name for the language (excluding adjectives, like Middle, Old, or Ancient), then by book title.

Nice synthesizers too.

It looks really cool the way you've arranged the books.

Finally got off my lazy butt and took some pictures! Here is my collection of Alice in Wonderland stuff! Click to enlarge the pictures.

Plushies, figures, books, a card, a coin purse, a DVD and a necklace:


Cardboard display case (and DVD collection):


Curtains and posters:


Curtain detail:

I'm finding it completely impossible to photograph anything. Maybe tomorrow in natural light.

Two might not be much of a collection ... But here is Lace-Bane's collection of Gibson guitars

Yes... Lace-Bane has a thing for seatbelt material

has lots of dvds, quite a few video games, a few books & a few instruments.. no pictures atm though.
i had more dvds and a few hundred videos but had to leave some behind when i moved.. used to buy a film everyday
used to collect baseball caps & foreign / old money also, long time ago

You should take some pictures then.

That reminds me, I have a small collection of foreign coins in one of the yet-to-be-unpacked boxes in my closet; I should find and photograph them. I have several Norwegian coins, one from Japan, and the Netherlands, Israel unless I lost it, that I can recall. I got the Norwegian ones from my great-grandpa who was born in Norway.

Here are a couple of my HO scale houses---designed and built by a model expert I found. These are both one of a kind. I have around 300 HO scale structures.

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I have a very large (and growing) DVD collection, for which I always have to buy new racks for.

Here are my DVDs on the shelf I reserved on my bookself. This is where I would mostly keep box sets and more recent films (usually before they get re-shelfed on a rack). Unusually when I have overflow, I place the DVDs on the free space at the front (as illustrated with my Avatar blu-ray).
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This the rack I keep beside my desk. It is notable for holding a good chunk of the horror films I own, as well as those awful cardboard boxes Warner Bros used to use. You can see a small portion of my CD collection in the corner, which is also quite huge.


Here is a rotating rack I keep on my desk. It holds 80 DVDs and was a lifesaver. This rack holds most of my personal favourites (notice the two DVDs for Donnie Darko). I should note that I don`t usually keep 2012 or The Day After Tomorrow in this rack and I only put them there to fill the empty slots for DVDs my sister borrowed (she does that quite often).
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This rack I keep near my bedroom door. No special order to the films in this rack.


Finally, here is the rack where I keep my Blu-Rays. It is nearly full, so I`ll probably have to buy a new one soon.



I also own many films on VHS, many of which I`d like to (and have) repurchase on Blu-Ray.

My homeopathic remedy collection followed by some of my Rock Boots collection and a most delicious chocolate collection.

Glider18, those houses are awesome. You have 300?? That's a ton!

I was thinking coins wouldn't be interesting to anyone else, but I guess I'm not the only one here who likes them. Here's just some of them, because I fail at photography.



Also, just a couple shelves of books. There are many, many more shelves, but they aren't organized and they're not all mine.


(Left brain)


(Right brain)

I like your programming books. Hard to tell what most of the coins are though. I'll take pictures of mine if they turn out good.

I know. That was the least fuzzy of all the pics too. Maybe I'm using the wrong camera lens.

I really don't wish to. Maybe at a later date, I will.